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We took our son to our pediatrician. He was seen and because of his history of asthma they treated him as he has always been treated, doses and doset
Asked on Sep 06th, 2012 on Medical Malpractice - Colorado
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We were told to come back the following day in which more albuterol treatments were administered. I told them over and over his condition wasn't asthma, had to be soemthing else. After 4 more treatments they gave us px of steriods, and an antibiotic to fight off the "bug" they couldn't determine. We later found out it was pneumonia. However, now I have 2 huge bills for the Dr. visit as well as the bill from the px all totaling over $400. I feel they misdiagnosed him and wanted to see if I have a case here, at least to retain all the costs I have to deal with?
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Answered on Sep 08th, 2012 at 11:57 AM